Did the actress get divorced today?

Chapter 527 A toast to celebrate?

On the first day of its release, "Lost" had a screening rate of 53% in theaters across the country, with a box office of 3000 million.

On the second day after "Lost" was released, 43% of the country's theaters had a screening rate, with a box office of 2000 million and a total of 5000 million.

On the third day of its release, "Lost" had a screening rate of 23% in theaters across the country, with a box office of 1207 million and a cumulative box office of 6207 million.

This statistic, right now, was in front of Li Sha and her manager Mike, and both of them couldn't help but smile. This statistic, in their opinion, was too tragic.

It was pitiful.

Mike said firmly again: ""Lost" is completely over."

The data of the three days before the film's release is very important. If there is no splash in these three days, it is basically impossible to have a chance to bottom out. If nothing else, just look at the film schedule rate of "Lost" in the data visible to the naked eye. You can understand it if you keep reducing and reducing.

Mike picked up the data again, glanced at it, and asked with a smile: "Lisa, how much have you discussed about the filming rate of "Full Moon" tomorrow?"

When Li Sha heard this, she smiled and said, "I'm not responsible for the work of negotiating with theaters. You are too capable of what I think. But I heard that you have already won 40% of the screening rate."

40%?

For an art film, this is pretty good.

Mike asked: "What is the screening rate of Song's Long Island Cinema?"

The reason why Mike mentioned the Long Island Cinema was mainly because the Song Commercial Real Estate Company under the Song Group built a large number of commercial plazas in most first-, second- and third-tier cities throughout China, integrating shopping, leisure, dining, entertainment, culture, etc. Functions in one, and the Long Island Cinema, because of Song's forward-looking layout, has spread all over most cities in Huaguo.

It can be said that if a film is going to be released, as long as it wins the screening rate of Song's Long Island Cinema, basically there is no need to worry about the box office.

When Li Sha heard Mike mentioning this, she frowned slightly and said, "The screening rate of Long Island theaters is 30%." Moreover, most of them are only the screening rates of Long Island theaters in third- and fourth-tier cities.

Mike frowned: "Why is it so small?"

Li Sha said: "I've also asked this question. I heard that Song's side raised the share requirement, and the producer refused to compromise. That's why the filming rate has dropped."

Mike snorted, "Why do I think it's because you annoyed Song Zhicheng, the president of the Song Corporation?"

Mike didn't quite understand the relationship between Li Sha and Song Zhicheng. In the past, when Li Sha's "Paradise Road" was released in China, he relied on Song Zhicheng's relationship. The quality is really good, which made its box office soar all the way, becoming the highest-grossing film of the year.

"Paradise Road" was taken care of by Song Zhicheng. This time "Full Moon", Mike originally thought that he could still be taken care of by Song Zhicheng.

Unexpectedly, Lisa, a stupid woman, didn't manage her relationship with Song Zhicheng well. You know, Lisa is Song Zhicheng's classmate. Use it well, what resources can’t you get?

Thinking of this, Mike couldn't help complaining, and raised his voice and asked, "What did you do to annoy Song Zhicheng?"

Although Lisa refused to admit it, Mike inexplicably felt that Lisa must have done something that made Song Zhicheng very unhappy, so he refused to take care of her anymore.

Li Sha was suffocated, and almost wanted to say that it's none of your business.But she and Mike are in a cooperative relationship. If she wants to open up the European and American markets, she still needs Mike to provide resources, so she can't ignore offending Mike, and said: "How do I know how I annoyed him?"

The reason, of course, was that she touched Song Zhicheng's wife.

But, could Lisa tell Mike?
impossible.

So, Li Sha went on to add a sentence, she said with a smile: "Long Island can give us a 30% screening rate, which means that Song Zhicheng didn't really order to suppress me, otherwise, I can get such a high screening rate?"

Mike pointed at the table and said, "That's right. Anyway, let's see the box office results of "Full Moon" tomorrow."

Li Sha pursed her lips and smiled: "We'll wait and see."

She is very confident about this. "Full Moon" is a literary film about family relationships. Li Sha invested in it herself and starred in it. She has very high expectations for this film.

A few days ago, Zhou Yahua bribed a staff member of Orange TV to get a video of her insulting the assistant and posted it on the Internet, which had a very bad impact on Li Sha's personal image.

Unfortunately, "Full Moon" was about to be released, which was quite a blow to Li Sha. The two films "Full Moon" and "Lost" were released on the same schedule. Originally, the two films were competitors.As long as "Lost" is ruined, "Full Moon" may compete for the box office of the next blockbuster.

For her own career and to realize her own ambitions, for Li Sha, it is just a small trick now. If there are greater interests, she can do more.

Mike raised his red wine glass with a smile and said, "We'll wait and see."

That night, when Li Sha chatted with Mike, she was in a very good mood.As they say, "Lost" has been in theaters for three days, and the box office has hit rock bottom.

Without looking at the box office on the fourth day, it can already be concluded that "Lost" is over.Because since ancient times, no movie has been able to turn defeat into victory when the box office is not good a few days before its release.

The two toasted, celebrating the upcoming success in advance.

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After Tang Zheng left the Song Group, he drove away directly. Afterwards, he called Yu Ke and hung up the phone. When Tang Zheng returned to the studio, he bumped into Luo Yan.

Tang Zheng was taken aback, and asked with a smile, "Why are you here?"

Luo Yan rolled his eyes at him, and said coolly: "Go to work, clock in and sign in."

Throwing down the four words, Luo Yan spread his hands, "No work, nothing to do..."

Hearing this, Tang Zheng laughed a little and said, "Didn't I arrange for you to audition? What?" Tang Zheng took two steps, pulled away the chair in front of him, and asked with a smile, "Didn't you get selected?"

With an expression of impossibility, Luo Yan said, "Of course I was chosen. It's just the male number four. How could I not be chosen?"

As soon as Luo Yan debuted, she played Xie Jiu, one of the leading actors in "Lost". The starting point was very high, but affected by the copyright dispute, Luo Yan was also implicated.

Tang Zheng planned to find him another male number four again. As soon as this Young Master Luo heard that it was the male number four, he felt that the male number four had lost his place and refused to go. After that, Tang Zheng threw out the male number four. After showing him the script, Luo Yan was very interested in the role, so he went to audition.

Hearing that he was selected, Tang Zheng was not surprised, he returned to the topic directly, and asked with a smile: "You come here, what can you do with me?"

Luo Yan frowned, and asked, "I'll come over and ask, is there any way to clear Yu Ke's name?"

Tang Zheng raised his eyebrows: "This should be what Yu Ke's brokerage company should do?"

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